Immigration | Valiant Scribe

Voyage, a Poem by P. Matile

The neurotic phrasing of the African dreamers, Flies up to the sky And suddenly intertwines, Like the flight of swallows, Watching from...

The Lost House, a Poem by Farideh Shabanfar

Sister is pleading with her friend; Send me a picture of our house Our old house that we abandoned Without a farewell, with hope to...

Claudia Patricia Gomez Gonzalez is Returned to Mother Earth, a Poem by Chella Courington

At the border, children cry in cages. Drenched in dark dreams, I wake. My mother reaches from the grave. Nails catch the hem of my dress....

Asylum, a Poem by Ed Meek

It’s as easy as cutting a cord, to separate the mothers and children— the ones seeking asylum from gangs and violence, so desperate to flee

Prisoners, a Poem by Stephen House

my boss is from my country of origin has been in australia for many years he owns two restaurants employs newly arrived i’m just in this...

A South Texas Enclave, a Poem by John Grey

There’s a wall off in the distance that keeps immigrants out, as well as mountains and the river. And, on all sides off their house,...